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NVIDIA wants AI agents everywhere: in data centers, PCs and humanoid robots

At GTC Taipei, NVIDIA unveiled a sweeping lineup built for the age of AI agents, including Vera CPUs for AI factories, RTX Spark Windows PCs, DGX Station for enterprise desks, Vera Rubin data-center systems and an open humanoid robot platform

Dennis Bihler | 06.01.26

משמאל למעלה, בכיוון השעון: מטא, מיקרוסופט, וויקס, סנטינל וואן

The AI layoff tsunami: Israeli tech races to survive, workers pay the price

Tech giants say AI has made parts of their workforce unnecessary, but the deeper story is corporate fear of falling behind, huge AI spending and pressure to keep showing investors profits while cutting jobs

Tal Shahaf | 06.01.26

Artificial intelligence inherits human bias, reinforcing gender stereotypes

AI systems already influence careers, money and security but are trained on biased human data that reinforces stereotypes like 'doctor equals man' and 'nurse equals woman,' raising concerns not only about discrimination but about who controls AI and how it shapes reality

Daniela Ginzburg | 05.29.26

End of free social media era: Meta moves to subscription model

Meta launches 'Meta One' subscription tiers, signaling shift from free social media; The move aims to fund costly AI infrastructure and satisfy investors, but raises criticism for monetizing core features and breaking WhatsApp’s historic “free forever” promise

Raphael Kahan | 05.28.26

AI’s hidden bill comes due as companies question whether more tokens mean better products

As Uber and Microsoft reassess heavy AI use, rising token bills are forcing tech companies to ask whether agentic tools are delivering enough value to justify their cost

Dennis Bihler | 05.28.26

Israeli company Artlist powers Hollywood’s first AI-hybrid film

Hollywood’s first hybrid AI film, 'Terrarium', will be produced with Israeli company Artlist as a technology partner and financier, marking a major step for generative video as studios weigh AI’s creative potential against fears of industry disruption

Tal Shahaf | 05.28.26

Anthropic’s new Claude model sparks cyber fears: ‘We are not ready for what’s coming’

KPMG cyber expert Omer Or warns that Anthropic’s new model can identify software vulnerabilities and turn them into practical attack paths at unprecedented speed, forcing companies to rethink defense before similar tools reach hostile states

Raphael Kahan | 05.27.26

Need help at home? Israel’s first consumer humanoid robot will cost NIS 150,000

Electra Consumer Products’ Mahsanei Hashmal chain will sell WANDA, a semi-humanoid robot designed to perform household tasks, alongside a robotic emotional-support puppy and an AI-powered exoskeleton for walking and climbing stairs

Meirav Crystal | 05.27.26

Google I/O 2026: tech giant launches autonomous AI era, transforming search at cost to core business

Google unveils Gemini agents and a generative search overhaul in a direct push against OpenAI and Perplexity, risking ad revenue, publisher ties, privacy and margins as it tries to preserve its internet dominance

Raphael Kahan | 05.27.26

הנשיא טראמפ באירוע הצגת תוכנית ה-AI של הממשל

Not tanks or jets: This is the new weapon the US is buying for $9 billion

The White House approved a classified budget to buy AI chips and supercomputers for the NSA and CIA amid fears the US is losing ground to China, as Huawei bypasses Western curbs and US spy agencies face a computing power shortage

Raphael Kahan | 05.25.26

This is the most technologically advanced World Cup ever, and AI is playing a major role

All players will enter a special scanner so they can be easily identified; AI will signal linesmen about offside within milliseconds; Replays will be broadcast from angles we've never seen before and referees will have cameras on their ears

Tzippy Shmilovitz in New York | 05.25.26

The white-collar experts charging thousands for answers AI can now give clients in seconds

Opinion: Many professionals already use AI quietly, from lawyers to accountants and doctors; as clients discover they can get clear answers themselves, expertise will have to mean judgment, context and responsibility, not just access to information

Keren Shahar | 05.24.26

‘AI washing’ masks true drivers behind Israeli tech layoffs and hiring freezes

A new 'AI washing' trend emerges in Israeli tech, where companies cite AI for layoffs and hiring freezes while a stronger shekel and weaker dollar drive salaries up 20% in dollar terms, raising costs and accelerating job shifts abroad

Sophie Shulman | 05.24.26

Redefine the Internet: new AI agents spark major shift in search and online work

Google unveils AI agents that can work independently around the clock, edit video and transform search into an interactive system, signaling a shift from chatbots to autonomous digital assistants

Eilon Grouper, Mountain View, California | 05.23.26

Israel isn’t chasing the future, it’s building it

From AI infrastructure and cybersecurity to quantum computing and autonomous systems, Israeli startups and engineers are positioning the country at the center of the next global technology revolution

ynet Global | 05.21.26

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